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Left: Rishi Sunak at D-Day, "Only by remembering can we make certain that the cause you fought for, that so many of your friends and colleagues died for. That great cause of freedom, peace and democracy will never be taken for granted. That is why we come here today"... show more
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No point sending Sunak to a remembrance ceremony. He doesn’t recall anything.

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@paulduncan87

Exactly..so we are all expected to abandon all these 'hard fought for' Rights and protections for Sunak's disgusting Rwanda Plan!!

Then why do you want to leave the ECHR your hypocrisy knows no bounds. You’re a LIAR. You bet & made £ms & gave us austerity. Veterans voted overwhelmingly to Remain. You have impoverished & broken this once great country.

Sunak : "The debt we owe every veteran of D-Day will never be forgotten" Here are the words of D-Day veterans Eric Chardin, Marie Scott, Roy Cadman As well as WW2 veterans Franklin Medhurst DFC, Harry Shindler MBE, Victor Gregg, Harry Leslie Smith

So Brexit and leaving the ECHR are what these people fought and died for! He is a disingenuous little runt. They came home and voted Labour and wanted politicians to forge closer links between European nations to ensure that it never happened again.

“Democracy will never be taken for granted” by a man installed as prime minister by a panel of 10 MPs

If ever there was an embodiment of someone having no clue of sacrifice or loyalty it’s Rishi Sunak who will leave the U.K. once he’s jettisoned by the public.

Hypocrisy every time!

Note to Rishi as a result of D-day came victory in Europe as a result of that came the ECHR......which you talk of leaving


